Promontory

Utah cheddar made with Jersey Cow's milk 

This Utah original gets its name from Promontory Summit, the historic location where the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific Railroad lines linked 150 years ago.

Flavor 

• Creamy
• Buttery
• Brothy

Eat

• Toasted nuts
• Chocolate
  
• Stone fruit
• Berries
• Charcuterie
  

Ingredient info

Vegetarian rennet, cow's milk, this is a gluten-friendly product

Where did our recipe come from?

The recipe for Promontory is from Utah State University, where it’s known as Old Juniper. USU allowed us to commercialize this cheddar recipe on an artisan scale. Pat and Tim took USUs four-day cheesemaking course, which at the time was geared toward commodity cheesemaking education. As Beehive progressed toward its goals, Utah State became increasingly aware of the artisan cheese movement. Soon, the university began transitioning from commodity-focused classes to small-scale artisanal educational programming.

 Recipes

• Promontory Buttermilk Biscuits
• New Years Promontory Cheese Ball
• Beehive Arugula Wraps
• Promontory & Spinach Rolled Tacos 
• Thanksgiving Corn Pudding

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